Groups, Multiple Domains, and AuthenSmb

["Lehman, Jason (Registrar's Office)" <Jl...@admin.usf.edu>]

Can you refer to windows groups with AuthenSmb on a linux machine and can you refer to multiple domains?  And how do you do it if you can do either.  I know about NTLM but I need it to work in both Netscape and IE since I have both from users.  Thanks for any help.

Re: Groups, Multiple Domains, and AuthenSmb

[Shannon Eric Peevey <sp...@unt.edu>]

> I think I mentioned this a while back, I modified Apache::AuthenSMB to 
> allow users to specify the domain in the username field, such as, 
> Domain\Username. We have various domains by regions, "hard-coding" the 
> Domain in the configuration was too restrictive for our user base. 
> Would anyone be interested in the patch?

I would be interested in the patch.  I will check it out, and see if we 
should implement it in AuthenSMB.

thanks,
speeves
cws




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Re: Groups, Multiple Domains, and AuthenSmb

[Carlos Ramirez <cr...@gte.net>]

Lehman, Jason (Registrar's Office) wrote:

> Can you refer to windows groups with AuthenSmb on a linux machine and 
> can you refer to multiple domains?  And how do you do it if you can do 
> either.  I know about NTLM but I need it to work in both Netscape and 
> IE since I have both from users.  Thanks for any help.

I think I mentioned this a while back, I modified Apache::AuthenSMB to 
allow users to specify the domain in the username field, such as, 
Domain\Username. We have various domains by regions, "hard-coding" the 
Domain in the configuration was too restrictive for our user base. Would 
anyone be interested in the patch?

Is this what you mean by refering ro multiple domains?

-Carlos